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Universal Adult FranchiseVersión en línea Read the questions and choose the correct answer from the options provided. por Le 1 Rohan is 19 years old. He is not highly educated and has a low income. He wants to vote. Which statement is correct? a He can vote because he is an adult citizen. b He can vote only if he owns property. c He cannot vote because he is uneducated. d He cannot vote because he is poor. 2 A wealthy businessman and a poor farmer are both voting. What does universal adult franchise mean? a Both votes have equal value. b The poor person's vote counts more. c The rich person's vote counts more. d Votes depend on education. 3 A 17-year-old says, “I am mature enough to vote.” What is the correct response? a The voting age is 18. b Everyone can vote. c Parents can allow them to vote. d Education allows them to vote. 4 A citizen says, “My one vote cannot make a difference.” Why should the citizen vote? a Voting helps choose representatives. b Voting is compulsory for everyone. c Voting gives the rich more power. d Voting guarantees a desired result. 5 Citizens are unhappy with their elected representatives. What can they do in the next election? a Vote for different representatives. b Change the voting age. c Give some citizens extra votes. d Appoint themselves as representatives. 6 India had low literacy in 1947, yet all adult citizens were given voting rights. What does this show? a Voting did not depend on education or wealth. b Only women were given voting rights. c Only educated people could vote. d Education was more important than equality.

Universal Adult FranchiseVersión en línea

Read the questions and choose the correct answer from the options provided.

por Le

Rohan is 19 years old. He is not highly educated and has a low income. He wants to vote. Which statement is correct?

He can vote because he is an adult citizen.

He can vote only if he owns property.

He cannot vote because he is uneducated.

He cannot vote because he is poor.

A wealthy businessman and a poor farmer are both voting. What does universal adult franchise mean?

Both votes have equal value.

The poor person's vote counts more.

The rich person's vote counts more.

Votes depend on education.

A 17-year-old says, “I am mature enough to vote.” What is the correct response?

The voting age is 18.

Everyone can vote.

Parents can allow them to vote.

Education allows them to vote.

A citizen says, “My one vote cannot make a difference.” Why should the citizen vote?

Voting helps choose representatives.

Voting is compulsory for everyone.

Voting gives the rich more power.

Voting guarantees a desired result.

Citizens are unhappy with their elected representatives. What can they do in the next election?

Vote for different representatives.

Change the voting age.

Give some citizens extra votes.

Appoint themselves as representatives.

India had low literacy in 1947, yet all adult citizens were given voting rights. What does this show?

Voting did not depend on education or wealth.

Only women were given voting rights.

Only educated people could vote.

Education was more important than equality.

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Universal Adult FranchiseVersión en línea

por Le

Rohan is 19 years old. He is not highly educated and has a low income. He wants to vote. Which statement is correct?

A wealthy businessman and a poor farmer are both voting. What does universal adult franchise mean?

A 17-year-old says, “I am mature enough to vote.” What is the correct response?

A citizen says, “My one vote cannot make a difference.” Why should the citizen vote?

Citizens are unhappy with their elected representatives. What can they do in the next election?

India had low literacy in 1947, yet all adult citizens were given voting rights. What does this show?

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